Gangs in the United States

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    The United States stands to be the number one most frequently immigrated country in the world.The idea that draws so many people to this country every year is the American dream of opportunity. Much of the world population is struggling to survive each and everyday, living on nothing and fighting a continuous fight against drugs and violence. The idea that draws so many Latin American’s attention is the idea that an individual can cross the border and suddenly be capable of providing a…

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    There are several form of media but movies are abundance with stereotypes. For example, African Americans is more likely to play a role as gang members, military personals, or any roles that could relate to being violent. On the other hand, Chinese men are often shows running a restaurant or old wise men giving instruction to main character. Other time, Mexican Americans mostly show up in…

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    Decriminalization Of Drugs

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    There has been a deep seeded relation between drugs and crime in the public’s mind; one that has cost the United States more than just the $2.5 trillion dollars estimated for the War on Drugs (Andrade & Mellen 2011). However, nowadays drugs are being associated with health and medicine. Now, strong advocacy for harm reduction, as well as decriminalization from people like the Global Commission on Drug Policy, are starting to put pressure on the American policy makers. Prohibition didn’t work,…

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    American Pros And Cons

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    titled, "Protection Of The Nation From Foreign Terrorist Entry Into The United States.". President Trump longs to tighten the borders and stop certain refugees from entering the United States. During a speech explaining the ban, President Trump stated “In order to protect Americans, the United States must ensure that those admitted to this country do not bear hostile attitudes toward it and its founding principles. The United States cannot, and should not, admit those who do not support the…

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    It was surrounded by water and provided better protection than Fort Moultrie. Governor Pickens realized how dangerous it would be if United States soldiers had access to the fort’s guns and cannons. If these cannons were in the possession of the U.S. soldiers, they could easily close the harbor and crush South Carolina’s rebellion.( January, pg.7-8) Governor Francis Pickens was pressured…

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    in the TV show. The stereotypes reinforced or highlighted in TV shows, contribute to behaviours in which the rest of the world treat minorities; particularly in countries where multiculturalism has given rise to inequality issues, such as the United States. Empirical research has consistently demonstrated the influence of exposure to television imagery on viewers ' real-world perceptions regarding racial/ethnic groups in the US. society. (Mastro, Behm-Morawitz 2005) Research has suggested there…

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    The Black characters are conveyed as individuals who have a troubled past such as, identity theft, selling drugs, prostitution, involved in gangs, and broken families. Whereas their white counterparts have the same issues but society and the citizens do not shun or ridicule them for their behavior. Inside the prison the women are separated into different sections of the prison based off their…

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    broken, more gangs are being formed, and more drug smuggling is accruing. When it comes to gun control, issues start from making it harder to own guns which makes it difficult for people to protect themselves. The last issue is ISIS. ISIS is a serious threat to the country, they are killing and threatening the American’s way of life. Issue 1: Immigration Issue 2: Gun Control Issue 3: ISIS Immigration is the number one problem is the United States. Illegal immigration in the United States…

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    Argument Against Prohibition

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    country. A professor at the State University of New York, David Hanson says “the League’s main base of support was among Protestant churches in rural areas and the South” (Anti-Saloon League: Promoted Prohibition Aggressively). In order to increase awareness and gather more support for Prohibition, the Anti-Saloon League created the American Issue Publishing Company. The publishing Company had about 200 employees and operated 24 hours a day. Professor David Hanson states “within the first three…

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    In addition, motivate his followers by making sure they understand that they have expectations to follow through. The usage of his words in his speech motivates many to fight against discrimination with all their might. At the end of his speech, he states “...when all of God’s children, black men and white men, Jews and Gentiles, Protestants and Catholics, will be able to join hands and sing in the words of the old Negro spiritual, “Free at last! free at last! thank God Almighty, we are free at…

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